The EPA expands a key program to improve rural wastewater infrastructure, inviting 150 communities to enhance services for an estimated two million Americans lacking proper systems.

Airbnb is banning indoor security cameras in rentals starting April 30, emphasizing privacy and updating its policy to prohibit these devices globally across all listings. Outdoor cameras and noise monitors must be disclosed before booking.

The University of Texas is demolishing the Frank Erwin Center, an iconic venue, with most materials being recycled for future medical facility development.

Philly property owners must meet the March 31 deadline for 2024 Real Estate Tax payments, tax reduction programs, and Active Duty Tax Credit applications to avoid penalties.

Austin received a $105.2 million federal grant for a green space project over I-35, aiming to connect split communities and improve pedestrian/bike access.

Cuba 1918, a Cuban restaurant in the Quintana neighborhood on Southwest Side, aims to revitalize the area's economy and community spirit, facing challenges such as Rodriguez's cancer battle.

Georgia is set to resume executions with inmate Willie James Pye scheduled for lethal injection on March 20, after a pause due to COVID-19 and legal challenges.

Austin's iconic Deep Eddy Pool has reopened after repairs, with operational hours for both lap swimming and recreational use announced ahead of spring break. The city is also hiring lifeguards for the upcoming summer season.

Texas is seeing film industry growth with two major studio projects in Austin. One project is a 600-acre studio in Bastrop by Line 204 and a second 200-acre project in San Marcos, both aimed at boosting local economy and job creation.

Gas prices in San Antonio are below the Texas and national average despite a seasonal rise, but experts, citing historical trends, suggest no extreme concern for the economy or Federal Reserve plans.

Avondale city officials rejected plans for a new Extra Space Storage facility after residents protested, citing an oversupply of storage units and traffic concerns.

Phoenix area sees surge in luxury home prices driven by wealthy newcomers, with properties over $20 million and features like indoor aquariums and shooting ranges. Average home prices also hit record highs despite interest rate challenges.

Nighttime milling and paving on Rhode Island Avenue NE in DC will start on March 11, 2024, causing potential traffic delays, with a three-phase project expected to last three days.